Che Guevara Speaks: Selected Speeches and WritingsMerit Publishers, 1967 - 159 pages |
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... creating mechanisms that would permit the separation from it of any government or movement diverging from the just road . Third , we must advocate the establishment of new re- lations which create a revolutionary jurisprudence to defend ...
... creating mechanisms that would permit the separation from it of any government or movement diverging from the just road . Third , we must advocate the establishment of new re- lations which create a revolutionary jurisprudence to defend ...
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... created which establishes a quota for the ful- fillment of his social duty . The means of production belong to society , and ... create the con- ditions for greater freedom , and on the other side with voluntary work based on a Marxist ...
... created which establishes a quota for the ful- fillment of his social duty . The means of production belong to society , and ... create the con- ditions for greater freedom , and on the other side with voluntary work based on a Marxist ...
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... create the man of the twenty - first century - we , ourselves . We will forge ourselves in daily action , creating a new man with a new technology . Individual personality plays a role in mobilizing and leading the masses insofar as it ...
... create the man of the twenty - first century - we , ourselves . We will forge ourselves in daily action , creating a new man with a new technology . Individual personality plays a role in mobilizing and leading the masses insofar as it ...
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A New Old Interview | 9 |
Mobilizing the Masses for the Invasion | 24 |
At Punta del Este | 47 |
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